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Signed Malware – You can run.But you can’t hide

24

Mar

2012

It’s been over a year now since McAfee became an Intel company and the team and I have been privileged to be a part of designing and developing our DeepSAFE technology, as well as Deep Defender, the first available product that leverages this advancement. Recent threats in-the-news validates what we’ve been working on and this […]

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Duqu, son of Stuxnet raises questions of origin and intent

19

Oct

2011

Early today Symantec published an inside look at a new targeted malware attack called Duqu. This might not be important news if it weren’t for its ties to Stuxnet. Early analysis of Duqu shows it has evolved from the Stuxnet codebase. We shouldn’t jump to conclusions that it was developed by the same authors, but […]

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Adobe and Microsoft released security updates

14

Sep

2011

Adobe finally released its software which now removed completely the DigiNotar certificates from their Approved Trust List (AATL). Despite the fact that Adobe released a few day ago detailed instructions how to manually remove the certificate, we strongly suggest to all readers to install the latest Adobe version available for their platform. This can be done via the […]

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